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Mallowan MEL. M. E.
EARLY MESOPOTAMIA AND IRAN
London: Thames & Hudson. Good. 1965. Paperback. 142 pages . Thames & Hudson paperback
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Mallowan M. E. L
Early Mesopotamia and Iran
London: Thames and Hudson 1965. Illustrations some in color. Map. Bibliography. Index. 142 pages. 21 cm. Wrappers Softcover. . Catalogs: IRAN. London: Thames and Hudson, (1965) paperback
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: 6589
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MALLOWAN Max
Mallowan's Memoirs. [Second Impression.] NEAR FINE COPY IN UNCLIPPED DUSTWRAPPER
8vo., Second Impression, with plates, maps in the text and pictorial endpapers; brown cloth, gilt back, fore-edge faintly spotted else a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper. Published three months after the first impression. Mallowan was an eminent archaeologist and Egyptologist, and husband to Agatha Christie
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Malone Joseph J
The Arab Lands of Western Asia
Englewood Cliffs NJ: Prentice-Hall 1973. Index. Small gouge in front cover. x 269 pages. 22.7 cm. Wrappers Softcover. Condition: Good/none. ISBN: 0-13-043950-9 . Catalogs: MIDDLE EAST. Englewood Cliffs NJ: Prentice-Hall, (1973) paperback
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: 7498 ISBN : 0130439509 9780130439505
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Malone Joseph J
The Arab Lands of Western Asia
Englewood Cliffs NJ: Prentice-Hall 1973. Index. Small tear at top of front cover. x 269 pages. 22.7 cm. Wrappers Softcover. Condition: Good/none. ISBN: 0-13-043950-9 . Catalogs: MIDDLE EAST. Englewood Cliffs NJ: Prentice-Hall, (1973) paperback
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: 7777 ISBN : 0130439509 9780130439505
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Maloof Joseph N
ARAB-AMERICAN HISTORY LEBANESE DIASPORA: IN NEW YORK AND THE WORLD KHIZANAT AL-AYAM ARABIC TITLE: KITAB KHIZANAT AL-AYAM FI TARAJIM AL-�LZAM
New York: Matba�at Jaridat al-Ayyam 1899 . Hardcover. Very good/No jacket issued. New York: Matba�at Jaridat al-Ayyam 1899 . A number of b/w plates mostly portraits of world leaders and rulers. 308 pp. Text in Arabic. Hardcover. 4to. Dark blue cloth. The text of this book is in Arabic only the dedication to President William McKinley is in English. The overall theme of the work is the Lebanese Diaspora but a large part of the book consists of short biographical pieces on world leaders and rulers including Queen Victoria and other rulers of Europe Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey Abbas Pasha of Egypt Muzaffar ad-Din of Persia and Melelik of Ethiopia. Other biographical sketches include the reform politicians of the Ottoman Empire Lebanese and Syrian politicians and intellectuals and the patriarchs of the Eastern Christian churches. Also included is a short preview of the Paris Exhibition of 1900. Because of the cheap paper used both free endpapers are separated at the hinge otherwise the book is tight and clean. Nonetheless the textblock paper is extremely brittle and therefore fragile. Very good/No jacket issued. Insurance required to ship this item. Matba�at Jaridat al-Ayyam hardcover
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Maloof Joseph N
ARAB-AMERICAN HISTORY LEBANESE DIASPORA: IN NEW YORK AND THE WORLD KHIZANAT AL-AYAM ARABIC TITLE: KITAB KHIZANAT AL-AYAM FI TARAJIM AL-ÕLZAM
New York: MatbaÕat Jaridat al-Ayyam 1899 . Hardcover. Very good/No jacket issued. New York: MatbaÕat Jaridat al-Ayyam 1899 . A number of b/w plates mostly portraits of world leaders and rulers. 308 pp. Text in Arabic. Hardcover. 4to. Dark blue cloth. The text of this book is in Arabic only the dedication to President William McKinley is in English. The overall theme of the work is the Lebanese Diaspora but a large part of the book consists of short biographical pieces on world leaders and rulers including Queen Victoria and other rulers of Europe Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey Abbas Pasha of Egypt Muzaffar ad-Din of Persia and Melelik of Ethiopia. Other biographical sketches include the reform politicians of the Ottoman Empire Lebanese and Syrian politicians and intellectuals and the patriarchs of the Eastern Christian churches. Also included is a short preview of the Paris Exhibition of 1900. Because of the cheap paper used both free endpapers are separated at the hinge otherwise the book is tight and clean. Nonetheless the textblock paper is extremely brittle and therefore fragile. Very good/No jacket issued. Insurance required to ship this item. MatbaÕat Jaridat al-Ayyam hardcover books
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MALRAUX (André) / IZIS
Israel.
In-4, 159p. Edition originale numérotée 1/15030 exemplaires sur papier sans bois. Texte liminaire de Malraux. Couverture et frontispice de Chagall. Illustré de 78 photographies en noir et blanc reproduites en héliogravure d'Izis.
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MALTESE Paolo.
Perché il quarto conflitto Arabo-Israeliano?
Un'analisi fredda e imparziale della difficile situazione del Medio Oriente. Da una parte un popolo di profughi, espropriato dalle sue terre dagli israeliani e massacrato dai giordani con la sdegnata complicità di egiziani e siriani, dall'altra Israele, che a sua volta imprigiona migliaia di dissidenti ebrei, in nome di un nazionalismo altrettanto controrivoluzionario dei suoi nemici.. Ottimo esemplare. Brossura editoriale illustrata, pp. 171, in 8°
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Malti Douglas Fedwa
Men Women and Gods : Nawal El Saadawi and Arab Feminist Poetics A Centennial Bk.
University of California Press 1995. Trade Paperback. Very Good. University of California Press paperback
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: 305823 ISBN : 0520200721 9780520200722
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Mandelslo, Johann Albrecht von.
Morgenländische Reyse-Beschreibung. Hamburg & Schleswig, Johann Holwein for Christian Guth, 1658.
Folio. (32), 248, (36) pp. With separate engraved title-page, engr. portrait, double-page engraved map and 21 large text engravings by Christian Rothgießer; woodcut initials and head- and tailpieces. - (Bound after) II: Saadi (ed. Adam Olearius). Persianischer Rosenthal. In welchem viel lustige Historien, scharffsinnige Reden, und nützliche Regeln. Ibid., Johann Holwein for Johann Naumann, 1654. (52), 196, (30) pp, final blank f. With separate engraved title-page, engr. portrait and 33 large text engravings by Rothgießer. Contemporary vellum. First edition of this famous travel report, containing "many interesting details of the eternally plentiful oriental world" (cf. Henze). While the engraved maps depict Southeast Asia from Persia to Japan and Java, the remaining engravings mainly illustrate the customs of the Arab world, of Persia and India. "Mandelslo was a German traveller and adventurer (1616-44). Originally a page at the court of the Duke of Holstein-Gottorp, in 1635 Mandelslo was attached to the duke's embassy to Moscow and Persia, a mission intended to open trade negotiations. The Duke's librarian and mathematician, Adam Olearius, accompanied the embassy as its secretary. The ambassadors themselves remained in Persia, but in 1638 Mandelslo, feeling the need for wider travel, obtained permission to travel on to India. Sailing from Hormuz, he landed at Surat in April 1638 then travelled through Gujarat to Agra, Lahore, Goa, Bijapur and Malabar. He sailed for England from Surat in January 1639, calling at Ceylon and Madagascar, but was to die of smallpox five years later. Before his death, Mandelslo had entrusted his rough notes to Olearius, who subsequently published them bound with his numerous official accounts of the embassy" (Howgego I, 677). This first edition is significantly rarer than its later reworkings and translations; ABPC lists a single complete copy at auctions of the last decades (Sotheby's, Oct 11, 2005, lot 177, £3,400). - Bound with this is the first German edition of Saadi's "Gulistan", also edited by Olearius. - Old armorial bookplate (name erased) and bookplate of Eivind Hassler (1939-2009) on front pastedown. I: VD 17, 23:233226D. Lipperheide Ld 1. Adelung II, pp. 306-308. Alt-Japan-Katalog 943. Bircher A 6927f. Cordier, Japonica, cols. 362-368. Cox I, 271f. Dünnhaupt, pp. 293-294, 30.1. V. Gelder, Het Oost-Indisch avontuur, pp. 77, 99, 263. Howgego I M38. Commissariat, "Mandelslo's Travels in Western India", in: The Geographical Journal, 78 (1931), pp. 375ff. - II: VD 17, 23:282436H. Dünnhaupt S. 2991, 24.1. Bircher A 251. Goedeke III, 65, 7.
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Mandelslo, Johann Albrecht von.
Morgenländische Reyse-Beschreibung. Hamburg, Christian Guth (printed by Johan Holwein, Schleswig), 1658.
Folio. (32), 248, (36) pp. With engraved frontispiece by Christian Rothgiesser, full-page engraved author's portrait, double-page engraved map, and 21 large engravings in text, mostly signed by Rothgiesser; woodcut initials and head- and tailpieces. Contemporary blind-ruled leather, remnants of ties. First complete German edition of an important and entertaining travel account by Johann Albrecht von Mandelslo, edited by Adam Olearius. Mandelslo was attached to the diplomatic mission of Frederick III, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp, to Moscow and Persia. Frederick's aim was to negotiate a new trade route for Persian silk and to make his small duchy an important centre of European silk trade. After visiting Moscow, the mission continued along the Volga to Astrakhan and from there to Persia, crossing the Caspian Sea near Shamakhi. Via Ardabil, Qazvin and Kasan the party finally reached the capital, Isfahan. The ambassadors remained in Persia for several months (only to return without concrete results), but Mandelslo travelled further to the east. He sailed from Hormuz to Surat and proceeded through Gujarat to Agra, Lahore, Goa, Bijapur and Malaba, visiting Ceylon, Madagascar, the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena on his return voyage in 1639. Before his death 5 years later, he had entrusted his rough notes to Olearius, who subsequently published them with a third part containing descriptions of the Coromandel coast, Bengal, Siam, Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Bantam, the Philippines, Formosa (Tai-wan), China and Japan. Small contemporary owner's entry ("Jos[eph] Baudler"?). Some foxing and brownstaining; slight tears in lower margin of pp. 31 and 137. A very good copy of an important account of an embassy to Persia and further to the East. VD 17, 23:233226D. Lipperheide Ld 1. Adelung II, pp. 306-308. Alt-Japan-Katalog 943. Bircher A 6927f. Cordier, Japonica, cols. 362-368. Cox I, 271f. Dünnhaupt, pp. 293-294, 30.1. V. Gelder, Het Oost-Indisch avontuur, pp. 77, 99, 263. Howgego I M38. Commissariat, "Mandelslo's Travels in Western India", in: The Geographical Journal, 78 (1931), pp. 375ff.
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Mandeville, John.
The Voiage and Travaile of Sir John Maundevile, Kt. Which Treateth of the Way to Hierusalem: and of Marvayles of Inde, with other Islands and Countryes. London, J. Woodman, D. Lyon & C. Davis, 1725.
8vo. XVI, (8), 384, (8) pp. Title page printed in red and black. Contemporary calf with giltstamped cover fillets, rebacked to style with giltstamped red label, leading edges gilt. All edges sprinkled in red. Rare, reliable 18th-century English edition of the classic (though partly fictional) 14th-century account presented as voyages of Sir John Mandeville through Turkey, Egypt, Ethiopia, Syria, Persia, Arabia, India and the East Indies, published from a 15th-century manuscript in the Cottonian Library (MS Titus C XVI). "This is the completest edition up to date" (Cox). According to the story he set off on his travels in 1322 from Saint Albans in England, returned in 1343, wrote the present account in 1364 and died in 1371. It was originally written in French and is thought to have been compiled from various sources by Jehan d'Outremeuse (1338-1400) or Jean de Bourgoigne (d. 1372) of Liege. It includes many well-known stories and illustrations of monstrous people and animals in exotic lands. The book also includes genuine descriptions of the regions covered and gave many Europeans their first notions of the Near East, Middle East, India and East Indies. The part on Arabia includes an account of the birth of Muhammad (p. 169). - Occasional slight browning, but well-preserved. Provenance: Sold as a duplicate by the Bodleian Library (with the Radcliffe Infirmary's armorial bookplate and cancellation stamp); later in the collection of H. C. Gleave (his bookplate). Ibrahim-Hilmy II, 12. Cox I, 319. Cf. Henze III, 363 (1883 reprint of this edition). Gay 2128.
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Mandeville, John.
The voyages & travels of Sir John Mandevile, Knight, … to the Holy Land, and to Hierusalem: as also to the lands of the Great Caan, and of Prestor John: to Inde, and divers other countries. London, Richard Chiswell, Benjamin Walford, Matthew Wotton, George Conyers, [printing probably shared by 2 printers, one possibly Samuel Roycroft], 1696.
4to (19.5 x 15.5 cm). (4), "139" [= 135], (5) pp. With a woodcut ship on the title-page (with a griffin on the sail) and about 60 woodcut illustrations in the text (mostly about 55 x 80 mm) plus about 10 repeats, each with a thick-thin border. Set in textura types with incidental roman and italic. Gold-tooled, red goatskin morocco by Robert Riviere in London (ca. 1875/80), with 5 (false?) bands on the spine, each board with a double frame of double and triple fillets and 2 different sets of 4 corner pieces, author and title in gold in 2nd and 3rd of 6 spine compartments, the others with gold-tooled decorations and the date and place of publication at the foot, gold-tooled turn-ins, gold fillets on board edges, straight-combed endpapers, gilt edges, stamped on the back of the free marbled endleaf in sans-serif capitals: "Bound by Riviere". A rare 17th-century English edition, with about 60 different woodcut illustrations, of a classic and partly fictional 14th-century account of travels presented as voyages of Sir John Mandeville through Turkey, Egypt, Ethiopia, Syria, Persia, Arabia, India and the East Indies. According to the story he set off on his travels in 1322 from Saint Albans in England, returned in 1343, wrote the present account in 1364 and died in 1371. It was originally written in French and is thought to have been compiled from various sources by Jehan d'Outremeuse (1338-1400) of Liege. A 1371 manuscript survives and it first appeared in print under the title Itinerarius in Dutch (ca. 1477), French (1480), German (1480) and other languages, and in English in Richard Pynson's edition of ca. 1497/98. It includes many well-known stories and illustrations of monstrous people and animals in exotic lands: a man with only one enormous foot that he can use as a parasol, a dog-headed man, a man with his face in his chest, a girl who turns into a dragon, griffins, nine-metre giants, ants that gather gold, diamonds that mate and give birth to baby diamonds and much more that spoke to the imagination (though the ox-headed man is presented as an idol that was worshipped, rather than a fantastic beast). The book also includes genuine descriptions of the regions covered and gave many Europeans their first notions of the Near East, Middle East, India and East Indies. It shows carrier pigeons, an elephant and other recognizable or plausible scenes. It also incorporates and illustrates some biblical stories. The part on Arabia includes an account of the birth of Mohammed. Most of the present woodcuts are loosely and indirectly based on those in the 1481 Augsburg edition, partly in mirror image. The book went through dozens of editions in English and other languages. It reached more or less the present form with the 1650 London edition, which may have used the same woodblocks (we have not had an opportunity to compare them). The imprint of the present edition names four London publishers, and one of them (Conyers) also advertises his edition of William Lithgow's Nineteen years travels (1692) at the foot of the last page. The book was registered for these four publishers in the term catalogue for Trinity 1696, issued in June. The printing was probably shared between two different anonymous printers: exactly half way through the book, between quires I and K, the running heads, the textura type used for the main text and the roman drop capitals opening the chapters change. The 1684 edition by four London publishers (none named in the present edition) not only uses the same woodblocks but is also typographically almost identical to the first half of the present edition and no doubt came from the same printer. The drop capitals differ, but those in the present edition have not been recorded before 1688. Samuel Roycroft and James Orme both used them, and Roycroft used at least several of the other types in the first half. The book is printed on coarse laid paper with no watermark. Halliwell, in his 1869 edition of Mandeville, noted the present edition for its woodcuts and reproduced at least many of them from the Grenville copy now at the British Library. Only 5 other copies are known, all in U.S. libraries. Robert Riviere (1808-82) established his famous bindery in Bath and moved it to London in 1840, gaining a reputation as one of England's best binders for the quality of his materials and workmanship. He signed his bindings "Bound by Riviere" from 1860 to 1880 (thereafter Riviere & son). - With an early owner's inscription faded on the title-page and 2 armorial bookplates on the paste-down: Sir Edward Sullivan (1822-85), Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and Allan Heywood Bright (1862-1941) in Liverpool, a member of Parliament, along with a loosely inserted signed autograph letter (ca. 1900) from Bright's brother Hugh Bright (1867-1935) in Leeds, giving him the book and noting that he bought it at Young's "some years ago". With 8 leaves with their margins extended at the fore-edge and foot ( N2-O4, Q1, probably sophisticated from another copy of the same edition), sometimes shaving a catchword or quire signature, the title-page and last page somewhat worn and dirty, but further in good condition, with a few minor marginal chips and tears restored or repaired and 3 leaves with minor water stains in one corner. The spine is slightly faded but the binding is still very good. A rare edition of Mandeville's voyages, illustrated with about 60 woodblocks cut ca. 1650. Arber, Term catalogues II, p. 593, item 8; ESTC R217088 (5 copies); J. O. Halliwell (ed.), Voiage and travaile of Sir John Maundevile (1866), p. xvi (item 2, from the Grenville library); Wing M417 (same 5 copies); for the story in general: Cambridge History of English Literature (1976), pp. 78-87.
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Manfred W. Wenner
Modern Yemen 1918-1966
John Hopkins University Press 1968. Hardcover in tan cloth. Two very short tears to jacket rear cover else very light wear to jacket; boards are crisp and unworn; ink remainder mark on foot else interior is clean tight and bright. We ship daily. Our books are carefully described and packaged in boxes not envelopes. A gift card and personalized message can be included upon request. . Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7�" - 9�" tall. John Hopkins University Press Hardcover
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: 625687
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Manger, Samuel Hendrik Sam.
Oratio inauguralis, de incremento philologiae sacrae ab idonea Arabiae atque Palaestinae exploratione sperando. Franequerae, Gulielmus Coulon, 1762.
Folio. (4). 67, (1 blank) pp. With a woodcut coat of arms of the province of Friesland on the title-page, 1 woodcut headpiece, 1 woodcut tailpiece (plus 2 repeats) and 4 woodcut decorated initials (2 series). Set in roman and italic types with a few words of Hebrew. Modern boards, covered with grey paper, red and blue sprinkled edges. First and only edition of an inaugural lecture by Samuel Hendrik Manger (1735-1791), appointed ordinary professor of oriental languages and of Hebrew antiquities at the University of Franeker in 1760. Partly under the influence of the orientalist Albert Schultens, Manger valued Arabic studies for the insights they gave into Old Testament scholarship. In his present inaugural lecture, he discusses the controversial expedition to Palestine that several scholars were planning to make in that year. It shows his interest in archaeological research carried out in expeditions instigated by the German scholar Johann David Michaëlis. Manger believed they would inaugurate a new era in Biblical scholarship. - In very good condition and with very large margins, with only some minor marginal foxing in the title-page and an occasional unobtrusive small stain. STCN (3 copies); for the author: Biografisch lexicon voor de geschiedenis van het Nederlands protestantisme I, pp. 155-156; NNBW IX, col. 644.
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Mango Andrew
Discovering Turkey
London: Batsford 1973. Photos. Dj. Bibliog. Index. 272 pages. 8vo. Hardcover. . Catalogs: MIDDLE EAST. London: Batsford, (1973) hardcover
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: 5349
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Mango Andrew
THE TURKS TODAY
Woodstock NY: Overlook. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2004. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 1585676152 . Remainder mark; 9 X 5.90 X 1.30 inches; 288 pages . Overlook hardcover
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: 35790 ISBN : 1585676152 9781585676156
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Mango Cyril
Byzantium: The Empire of New Rome History of civilization
<p>xiii 334 p. 12 leaves of plates : ill. ; 24 cm. History of civilization. Includes: Illustrations Plates.</p><p>world history</p> Charles Scribner's Sons hardcover
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: biblio898970081 ISBN : 0684167689 9780684167688
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Mangold, Peter
Superpower Intervention in the Middle East
Very good clean copy, spine of jacket shows slight fading. Pages bright and tight. Used
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Manlio, Giovanni Giacomo (Johannes Jacobus Manlius or Manliis), Quirico de Augustis and Paulus de Suardis.
Luminare maius. Cinthius ut totum radiis illuminat orbem. Illuminat latebras sic medicina tuas. Lumen apothecariorum. (Venice, Gregorio de Gregori, 8 Jan. 1513).
Folio (305 x 210 mm). 77, (2), (1 blank) ff. With 13 woodcut decorated initials (6 series?) plus 8 repeats, 4-line typographic "Lombarbic" initials. Set in rotunda gothic types in 2 columns, with a preliminary note in roman type. With contemporary pen decorations in brown ink added to about half of the initials and occasional similar pen decorations in the margins, an occasional manuscript paragraph mark, some rubrications in brown ink and some initials coloured with a transparent ochre wash. Early 20th-century vellum, possibly incorporating older materials, sewn on 3 recessed supports, red spine label. Seventh known copy of an early edition of an important treatise on pharmacology and medical botany, by Giovanni Giacomo Manlio di Bosco (fl. 1490-post 1500), first published in Venice 1490 or Pavia 1494 (Sordano records an edition by Octavius Scotus in 1490, but the ISTC records no edition by him until 1496). It is a commentary on ancient Arabic and Greek pharmacological works, especially the Arabic treatises of Yuhanna Ibn Masawayh (ca. 777-857), a Nestorian Christian physician from Assyria who taught at the academy in Gundeshapur, Iran, and was personal physician to four caliphs. It gives instructions for preparing numerous medicines, indicating the quantities of the ingredients (simples, each derived from a single plant) and describing each ingredient. The present edition includes Manlio's preliminary note addressed to Bernardinus Niger, included in the 1494, 1496 and 1499 editions but omitted in many later editions. - The title-page indicates that the book also contains "Lumen apothecariorum", a work by Quirico de Augustis de Tortona of Milan (fl. 1486-97), first published in 1492. But it is not present here or in any of the other seven copies we have traced. The two works were combined in the Venice editions of 1504, ca. 1502/05 and 1506. De Gregori apparently followed one of these editions but did not include the second work. Hieronymus Surianus (fl. 1458?, d. 1522?) edited the first two. - With contemporary and later marginal manuscript notes. With the text area of B2.7 somewhat browned, an occasional small and unobtrusive stain, and a few small worm holes in the last few leaves, but generally in very good condition. Some of the manuscript notes have been shaved. The binding is slightly dirty and the boards slightly bowed, but the binding is still good. A rare early edition of an important work of pharmacology. Durling 2938. EDIT 16 29621 (1 copy). ICCU 29621 (same copy). KVK & WorldCat (5 copies). Emiliano Sordano, Il Luminare maius di Manlio del Bosco, thesis, University of Torino, 2010, p. 41. USTC 840112 (2 copies). Cf. Adams M 370 (1506 ed.). BM-STC Italian 410 (1504 and other eds.). Schelenz, Geschichte der Pharmazie, p. 414 (1529 ed.). Wellcome 4017 (1628 Lyon ed.). Not in Garrison & Morton; Honeyman; Norman Lib.
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Mannerheim, Carl Gustav.
Across Asia from West to East in 1906-1908. Helsinki, Suomalais-Ugrilainen Seura, 1940.
2 volumes. (30,5x22cm). IV, 741; IV, 54, 16, 48, 36, 36, 12, 6, 30, 12 pp. With numerous illustrations in text, one small map after the preface, and 15 folding maps in the second volume. Half sheepskin, cloth sides. First edition of a travelogue through Asia, written by Carl Gustav Mannerheim (1867-1951), future president of Finland, 1944-1946. In 1906, Mannerheim, then a colonel, was sent on an expedition to Asia. "The object of this expedition was to study conditions in the interior of Northern China, collect statistical materials and perform various tasks of a military nature", says Mannerheim in the preface. Russia wanted to know the state of affairs in China due to the reforms and modernization undertaken by the Qing Dynasty. Besides that, Mannerheim wanted to collect items of scientific interest for the National Museum in Helsinki and to study the little-known peoples living in Northern China. This makes the work, with its numerous illustrations by photographs, an interesting anthropological account as well. The first volume contains Mannerheim's journal with many photographs. The second describes the scientific results the artefacts Mannerheim took with him to Helsinki and, including sculptures, costumes and utensils. - Number 33 out of limited edition of 100 and signed by the author. With owner's inscription of Ewald Henttu on flyleaf, dated 1940. Very good copy; binding slightly rubbed along the extremities.
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Mansel Philip
Sultans in Splendor: Monarchs of the Middle East 1869-1945
New York: The Vendome Press. Many photos. Bibliography. Index. Dj. 192 pages. 27.7 cm. Hardcover. Condition Book/Dj: Very Good/Very Good. ISBN: 0-86565-109-4 . Catalogs: MIDDLE EAST. New York: The Vendome Press hardcover
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: 8460 ISBN : 0865651094 9780865651098
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Mansfield Peter
A History of the Middle East
<p>Hardback 373 pages very good condition.</p> Viking Adult hardcover
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: 482 ISBN : 0670815152 9780670815159
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MANSFIELD PETER
The Arabs-New Edition
London England: Penguin Books 1985. Paperback. Good/No Jacket. Third Edition 1985. Trade Paperback in Good Condition. Peter Mansfield explores social political and historical aspects--from the pre-Islamic nomads of Arabia the life of Muhammad and the rise of Arab power that followed to the Western Colonial period the tragedy of Palestine and the modern Arab renaissance reinforced by the power of oil. To be read by anyone who wants to know about the Arab world and how they have become what they are today. Pictorial wrappers are clean with moderate wear to extremities with creased corners rubbed edges. Overstock mark on bottom edge. Soundly bound. Pages clean no marks moderately toned. 527 pages with Index. 5.2 x 7.8 inches. England Penguin Books 1985. Penguin Books paperback
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: 008335 ISBN : 0140225617 9780140225617
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Mansfield Peter ed
The Middle East: A Political and Economic Survey
London: Oxford University Press 1973. Fourth edition. Folding map. Bibliog. Index. Chipped dj. xi 591 pages. 8vo. Hardcover. . Catalogs: MIDDLE EAST. London: Oxford University Press, 1973 hardcover
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: 5994
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Mansfield Peter
The New Arabians
Chicago: J. G. Ferguson 1981. Photos. Index. Chipped dj. Introduction by George Rentz. xiv 274 pages. 8vo. Hardcover. . Catalogs: MIDDLE EAST. Chicago: J. G. Ferguson, 1981 hardcover
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: 3821
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Mansoor Peter
Baghdad at Sunrise
Yale Univ Pr 2008 Hardback. Fine/Fine. Yale Univ Pr hardcover
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: 333188 ISBN : 030014069X 9780300140699
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Mansur, Ahmad
Qissat suqut Baghdad
Large quarto in orange pictorial wraps; 190 p. , bib. refs. ; 24 cm Iraq War, 2003; essays. Subtitle on cover: Haqiqah bi-al-wathaiq!; Suqut Baghdad
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MANTRAN (Robert)
Histoire d'Istanbul
Fayard "Histoire des grandes villes du monde" 1996, in-8 broché, couverture illustrée à rabats, 382 p. (très bon exemplaire) Illustrations in-texte, glossaire, bibliographie, chronologie et double index. Remarquabe évocation historique de la seule ville au monde à être bâtie sur deux continents, "faite pour dominer et commander à toute la terre"...
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 44092
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Manz Beatrice Forbes
The Rise and Rule of Tamerlane
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1991. Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization. Maps. Bibliography. Index. xi 227 pages. 22.7 cm. Wrappers Softcover. Condition: Good/none. ISBN: 0-521-40614-5 . Catalogs: MIDDLE EAST. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, (1991) paperback
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 7535 ISBN : 0521406145 9780521406147
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Manzoni, Renzo.
El Yèmen. Tre anni nell' Arabia felice. Escursioni fatte dal Settembre 1877 al Marzo 1880. Rome, Eredi Botta, 1884.
Large 8vo. (8), VI, (2), 446 pp. With portrait frontispiece, 21 plates (7 of which double-page sized; last single-page plate included in pagination), 2 folding coloured maps of Yemen, folding plate of the game "abdùr", folding coloured plan of Sana'a, folding view of Sana'a, folding view of Aden, as well as numerous woodcut illustrations in the text. Contemporary half calf over marbled boards with blindstamped spine and giltstamped spine-title. Marbled endpapers. First edition, rare. Richly illustrated account of Yemen, without doubt "one of the fullest descriptions of life in San'a' and Turkish-occupied North Yemen" (Auchterlonie) ever to be published. The Italian explorer Manzoni (1852-1918) spent three years travelling the Yemen, altogether staying an entire year in Sana'a, his "citta bellissima". He "investigated the city more thoroughly and described it more vividly than any of his predecessors [...] also, he was the first to draw a map of the city" (cf. Henze). The illustrations include pretty views of Sana'a and Aden, as well as portraits of the local population. - Extremities very slightly rubbed; some remnants of ink stains on the frontispiece; minor browning to margins throughout; last folding map with small tears (repaired). Library stamp of the Paris École des Langues Orientales Vivantes to title-page, somewhat rubbed. Marked as a duplicate in red pencil on the blank recto of the frontispiece. Auchterlonie 138. Henze III, 366.
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Marabini (Jean)
Les chemins de Jérusalem.
1970 Presses de la cité, Paris, 1970. Un volume in-8 cartonnage bleu de l'éditeur sous jaquette dorée illustrée, 314 pages. Jaquette défraîchie, néanmoins bon état.
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: 5778
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Maraini Fosco
Jerusalem: Rock of Ages
Harcourt Brace Jovanovich New York 1969. First Edition. Hardcover Original Cloth. Good Condition/Good. Illustrator: Alfred Bernheim -- Photographer. Black coloured endpapers. Black-and-white photographic frontispiece showing View of the Old City from Abu Tor. The text is illustrated with copious coloured and black-and-white photographs taken by Alfred Bernheim. Tan coloured boards with gilt coloured titles to the back strip. Photographic dustwrapper again by Alfred Bernheim with white and tan coloured coloured titles to the front panel and black and blue coloured titles to the back strip. "Jerusalem a city of extraordinary fascination holy to three faiths is here captured in a visual and verbal image of compelling beauty and interest." � from the front fold over panel blurb. Translated by Judith Landry. Very minor bumping to the head and to the heel of the spine. A few fading spots on the top part of the book panels. The major damage has been water damage to the top one third of the back strip on either side of the back strip � please see photograph. Staining to the top right hand corner of the pages � to page 18. Some rubbing and chipping to the dustwrapper corners top worse than bottom. There a small tear to both the top and bottom rear dustwrapper edges. Dustwrapper is slightly some faded as well. There is creasing to the bottom corner of the front fold over. Again the major damage has been water damage to the back strip and either side of the back strip to the verso of the dustwrapper � please see photograph. Size: 4to 9�" - 12" tall. 122 pages. . Please refer to accompanying picture s. Illustrator: Alfred Bernheim -- Photographer. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Photography; Middle East ; Israel; Travel & Places. Inventory No: 0102337. . THIS BOOK WEIGHS OVER 1KG WITHOUT PACKING AND EXTRA POST WILL BE REQUIRED FOR SHIPMENT OUTSIDE AUSTRALIA. PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR COSTS BEFORE YOU ORDER THANK YOU. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich hardcover
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: 0102337
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Marc Waelkens
SAGALASSOS City of Water
<p>Sagalassos: City of Water</p><p>Extending over the mountainous terrain of Aglasun Mountain in southern Turkey approx. 150 km north of Antalya at an elevation of 2045 m the city of Sagalassos which once belonged to the ancient region of Pisidia enjoyed natural protection due to its prominent location. This elevated site was also well-provided with natural spring water making it an ideal choice for settlement.</p><p>The city which was probably initially inhabited in the 5th c BC is first mentioned historically in connection with the campaigns of Alexander the Great who defeated the Sagalassians in 333 BC. In the 2nd c AD in particular Sagalassos experienced an enormous increase in prosperity coinciding with the Emperor Hadrian's selection of the city as the centre of the Pisidian Imperial cult.</p><p>First rediscovered by a French traveller in 1706 Sagalassos was visited by a number of Western explorers throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Exploratory excavation began in 1987 culminating in an intensive excavation campaign at Sagalassos initiated in 1993 under the direction of the Belgian archaeologist Marc Waelkens. Two decades later enough has been uncovered to reveal that the city was a jewel not only amongst the Pisidian cities but also in Asia Minor in general.</p><p>The city boasted all necessary urban infrastructures – a monumental although unfinished theatre a stadium numerous nymphaea a library temples to pagan gods and to the Imperial cult vast public spaces for commercial and ceremonial purposes and residential areas. The city also attracted an active artistic community including sculptors architects and potters. Sculptors including representatives of the important marble-producing site of Dokimeion produced statues and portraits of local benefactors divinities and members of the Imperial family and numerous funerary monuments; architects and architectural sculptors created structures which could easily compete in beauty majesty and crispness of detail with those from other more well-known sites such as Ephesos; while potters' workshops exploiting local clay beds created a widely exported local ceramic ware. Excavations have also shed light on the history of the city in Late Antiquity and beyond indicating that in spite of repeated earthquakes the city continued to be inhabited probably until the late 11th c AD undergoing the transformation into a Christian city.</p><p>The architectural splendours – some of which have been reconstructed – and the sculptural treasures are the focus of the new book "Sagalassos: City of Water." Lavishly illustrated with 99 splendid plates by Ahmet Ertug the book provides an overview of the ancient history architecture sculpture and pottery of the site as well as the history of its discovery and subsequent exploration. The texts written by leading scholars in the field are accessible both to the non-specialist and to the professional while the illustrations ranging from breath-taking panoramic overviews of the landscape to minute details of sculptural elements reinforce Sagalassos' claim to have been one of the leading cities of Asia Minor.</p><p><b><i>The book which is 34x47cmcontains 208 pages. 99 full-colour plates and additional plans provide an exemplary overview of the site and its monuments. Printed in Germany and hand-bound in Switzerland the volume is presented in a slipcase. Texts by Marc Waelkens Semra Mägele and Jeroen Poblome; photographs by Ahmet Ertug.</i></b></p> ERTUG & KOCABIYIK hardcover
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: biblio25
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MARCAIS (Georges)
La berbérie musulmane et l'Orient au Moyen-Âge.
Paris, Aubier, Montaigne, 1946. In-8 broché, 304 pp.
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 589059
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Marcandier, M.
Traité du Chanvre. Paris, Nyon, 1758.
Small 8vo. (4), VII, (1), 138, (2) pp. Modern half calf with giltstamped red spine label, light cloth covers. All edges red. Rare first edition of one of the earliest treatises devoted exclusively to cannabis, extolling its virtues as a medicine, industrial fibre, seed oil, soap, animal feed, and so on. Marcandier in particular recommends the cultivation of the plant in the "Nord d'Amerique" (p. 46), and indeed the Traité du Chanvre was read by perhaps that region's most famous hemp enthusiast, George Washington - whose library contained a copy of the English translation printed in 1764, cataloged as Wa/549. - Marcandier begins with a scholarly account of the herb as it was known to the Romans (quoting Dioscorides, Pliny, and Herodotus), presenting intriguing theories of the etymology of the term cannabis: from the Celtic canab; the Greek kanna; the Hebrew kanneh; the Latin canna; etc. Although he is most concerned with its cultivation and medical applications, in his surveys of cannabis in non-European cultures we find descriptions of what can be termed 'recreational use': for example, "the Hottentots use a plant, named Dakha, instead of tobacco, or at least mix them together, when their provision of the latter is almost exhausted. They say that it is a kind of wild hemp" (pp. 19f.), while the 'flour' (farine) of the plant mixed into a drink "renders those who use it drunk, stupid, dazed; they say that the Arabs make of it a type of wine, which intoxicates" (p. 37). - Evidently drawing on personal experience, Marcandier describes the female flower as a "tender, sweet, and oily, white kernel, of a strong smell, that intoxicates when it is fresh" (p. 28) and even gives lengthy advice on how to inspect and purchase good-quality hemp (p. 76) and how to dry the plant properly, to avoid 'black spots' i.e. mold from forming (p. 54). - Cannabis is also recommended for myriad medicinal uses: "The grain and the leaves being squeezed, while they are green, and applied, by way of cataplasm, to painful tumors, are reckoned to have a great power of relaxing and stupefying ... The root of it boiled in water, and applied in the form of a cataplasm, softens and restores the joints of fingers or toes that are dried and shrunk. It is very good against the gout, and other humours that fall upon the nervous, muscular, and tendinous parts. It abates inflammations, dissolves tumours, and hard swellings upon the joints. Beat and pounded in a mortar, with butter, when it is still fresh, it is applied to burns, which it relieves greatly when it is often renewed" (pp. 38, 40f.). Marcandier also finds it useful as a spermicide (p. 35) and against gonorrhea, jaundice, smallpox, and 'vermin of the ear'. - A few contemporary ink annotations throughout. Provenance: from the library of the noted French botanist Philippe de Vilmorin (1872-1917) with his bookplate and separate shelfmark label ("a progenie in progenies") to pastedown. An excellent copy. Very rare: OCLC records 8 copies in US institutions (Chicago, Princeton, Lloyd Museum (OH), American Philosophical Society, Carnegie Mellon (Hunt Institute), Harvard, Minnesota, and the JCB). Not in Kress. Cf. Clarke & Merlin, Cannabis: Evolution and Ethnobotany (University of California Press, 2013), p. 202; and Gibson, "Bibliotheca Cannabinacea", in: Journal of Industrial Hemp 13 (2008), pp. 176-188.
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Marchtaler, Veit.
Rerum a Sigismundo illustrissimo et fortissimo Transylvaniae principe contra Turcas gestarum brevis enarratio. [Prague, V. Maryn z Jencic], 1595.
4to. (48) pp. With woodcut title border. Modern full calf with blindstamped cover rules. Rare first edition of this account of Prince Sigismund Báthory's 1594 campaign against the Ottomans. At the time, Báthory's military successes against the Turkish forces attracted much notice in Europe. "The little book is quite jauntily written, providing a capsule history of the country up to Báthory's accession, then an account of the difficulties and hardships of the first years, the suppression of the 1594 conspiracy, naturally glorifying the Prince at the same time, and then gives a rather extensive account of the events of the campaign up to October 26. The numerous geographical names in the narrative are spelled correctly throughout" (cf. Apponyi). "Marchtaler knew Transylvania from a previous visit. The author did not himself participate in the campaigns against the Turks" (cf. Göllner). Although Apponyi speculated that the book might be an unknown publication by the Viennese printer Leonhard Nassinger, the Bohemian printer was conclusively identified by Ulrich Kopp of the Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel. - Some browning and brownstaining; ink pagination added by a contemporary hand. A good copy. VD 16, M 942 (cf. 943). BNHCat M 219. Göllner II, 2050. Hubay 360. Jügelt 47. Apponyi 562 ("apparently very rare").
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Marco Jindrich
Israel 48
Jentzsch. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket; Jacket lightly rubbed. 1991. Hardcover. Text in Czech English and German. The author took the photos in this book during the summer of 1948 in the new nation of Israel while working as a photojournalist for the American and Czech press. Many of these photos are published in this book for the first time. ; Oblong 8vo 8" to 9" tall; 50 pages . Jentzsch hardcover
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 33332
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Marco Jindrich
Israel 48
Praze: Josef Novotny / Just New Books 1991. 50 pp. b&w plates throughout. Photographs taken during the summer of 1948. Brief introductory statement by the photographer and captions in Czech English German Russian and Hebrew. Head and heel of spine and corners of boards lightly bumped. Jacket handled and edgeworn with a couple of small chips and tears small piece missing at bottom edge of front panel. Size: Oblong 8vo. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Josef Novotny / Just New Books Hardcover
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 08942 ISBN : 8085338017 9788085338010
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Marco Polo.
Historici fidelissimi juxta ac praestantissimi, de regionibus orientalibus libri III [...]. Berlin, Georg Schultz, 1671.
4to. 3 parts in one volume. (6), 26, (16), 167, (51) pp. (8), 115, (13) pp. (4), 107, (9) pp. Letterpress title printed in red and black. With additional engraved title and engr. frontispiece to part 2 (lacking plates of Arabic characters); ornamental head bands and initials. 18th-century calf with gilt spine. All edges red. First edition. "Collated with a manuscript in the library of the Elector of Brandenburg, preface, geographical index, glossary, etc." (Lust). The gifted orientalist Andreas Müller (1630-94) compiled in a single volume this collection of travel accounts and information on China: Part I is an edition of a Berlin manuscript of Marco Polo, including comparisons with editions by Grynaeus (1532) and Ramusio (1559). Part II, often bound last, is an encyclopedia of China by Müller, listing "Chinese peculiarities" based on Chinese and oriental sources (cf. Löwendahl 153). Part III is a Latin version of "Historia orientalis" by the Armenian Hayton of Corycus (d. 1308). - According to Lach, Müller was “one of the most cosmopolitan of [...] world-conscious Europeans” of his time, although he never travelled outside of Europe. He fell out with Kircher over a linguistic issue, and when Chinese writing was described by theologians as a breach of the Second Commandment, his position in Berlin became untenable. Having resigned his position as provost of St. Nicolai in 1685, he relocated to Stettin and spent the remainder of his life with private studies. "By his own ways of publishing he much hampered the production of a bibliography of his works, which would certainly warrant scrutiny. Before his death he destroyed his manuscripts. He negotiated over the sale of his library with numerous universities, but finally, on a whim, gave away a mere 50 books to the Stargard Consistorium in 1692; most of his books and the remainder of his papers he willed to St. Mary's collegiate church in Stettin" (cf. ADB XXII, 513f.). - Some browning and spotting throughout. Still a fine copy from the library of the Ducs de Luynes at the Château de Dampierre: their bookplate reproducing the arms of Charles Marie d'Albert de Luynes (1783-1839), 7th Duc de Luynes, on pastedown; latterly in the library of Jean R. Perrette (his bookplate). VD 17, 12:108208R. Cordier (Sinica) III, 1968. Lust 288. Löwendahl 153. Morrison II, 535. Ebert 17665. Henze IV, 380. ADB XXII, 513. Brunet III, 69 & 1406 ("receuil assez recherché").
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Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus.
Markou Antoninou Autokratoros ton eis heauton biblioi 12. Guftar-i Marqus Antunin Padishah dar hal-i nafs-i hud-i 'ali-gah. (Ed. Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall). Vienna, Anton Strauß (Witwe), 1831.
Large 4to (210 x 267 mm). (2), 168, (2) ff. Publisher's original printed and illustrated boards with an oriental design in three colours and Persian letterpress on both covers. First and only edition of the "Meditations" of Emperor Marcus Aurelius both in the original Greek and in Persian, edited and translated by Joseph Hammer-Purgstall and printed in parallel on opposite pages throughout. "A meticulous typographical production" (Durstmüller). "The 1831 publication of Marcus Aurelius' Meditations in Persian comprises one of the 19th century's most intriguing cross-cultural and inter-religious texts. Produced by the Austrian Orientalist Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall, and addressed to the reigning Shah of Persia, this translation negotiates a wide diversity of concerns, including political diplomacy, literary aesthetics and religious difference" (J. Einboden, Stoicism or Sufism? Hammer-Purgstall's Persian Meditations, Middle Eastern Literatures 13.1 (2010), pp. 49-68. - Corners bumped, edges a little rubbed. Clean and uncut as issued in the publisher's charming original printed boards, a rare and early example of such a binding. Hoffmann I, 187. Engelmann/Preuss I, 148. Goedeke VII, 766, 80. Durstmüller I, 263. Graesse I, 329. OCLC 257616436.
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Mardiganian Aurora/Gates HL intreted by/Waln Nora foreword
Ravished Armenia: The Story of Aurora Mardiganian the Christian Girl Who Survived the Great Massacres
Yerevan: Armenian Genocide Museum Institute 2013. reprint of 1918 edition. VG. 2 88 p. photos illus maps inside covers stapled paperback; Armenian Genocide Museum Institute paperback
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 63251 ISBN : 9939822308 9789939822303
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MARDIN (Serif)
The Genesis of young ottoman thought. A study in modernization of turkish political ideas.
Princeton University Press, 1962. In-8, rel. d’éditeur pleine toile bleue, sous jaquette, VIII-456 pp., index.
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 556688
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Mardinli, Yusef Ibn Shammas Butris Ibn Kas Yusef, Al-.
[Chaldean prayer book]. [Iraq, Ottoman Empire], 16. XI. 1826.
12mo (80 x 106 mm). Arabic manuscript in Naskhi script. 292 pp. (first 23 ff. foliated by a contemporary hand), 10-12 lines per extensum, black ink, headlines and emphases in red. Marked throughout the text with 36 crosses potent and a few ornaments, one in colour. Contemporary full brown calf with blindstamped oriental decoration. A fine Chaldean-rite prayer book written towards the end of the contested patriarchate of Joseph V Augustine Hindi (lasting from 1781 to 1827). Includes prayers against the plague, for holidays such as Good Friday, Easter and Ascension, for various times of the day, and for thanksgiving, as well as to the Virgin Mary and Christ. Special prayers for women are mentioned, as are certain Psalms, St. Joseph, Pope Sixtus IV, the Ten Commandments, and the necessary steps toward converting to Christianity. Occasionally, differences between the Chaldean and Roman Catholic rites are mentioned. - The book is written in easily legible Arabic, one of the languages of worship for Chaldeans, whose usual language was in fact Aramaic, the language of Jesus. The name of God is here consistently written as "Allah", while a total of 36 crosses are drawn throughout the text. Curiously, the compiler's Nisbah is given as "Al-Mardinli" ("from Mardin"), in the Ottoman rather than pure Arabic form - a detail that gives evidence of the degree to which cultures, religions and languages were intertwined in the Mesopotamian region. - In full communion with Rome, the Chaldean Catholic Church emerged from the Church of the East through the schism of 1552. By the 17th century, leaders would take the name Joseph, for which reason theirs is known as the "Josephite line" of succession. Although Augustine Hindi, the nephew of his predecessor Joseph IV, was never formally granted recognition by the Holy See as Patriarch of the Chaldeans, he was consecrated as bishop and named administrator of the patriarchate, and he became commonly known as Joseph V. - Binding a little rubbed; old note to lower flyleaf, written head over heels. An interesting cross-cultural document of the interaction between the Eastern and Western Churches, between regional languages and religions in the Middle East. Cf. Charles A. Frazee, Catholics and Sultans: The Church and the Ottoman Empire, 1453-1923 (London, 1983). David Wilmshurst, The Ecclesiastical Organisation of the Church of the East, 1318-1913 (Leiden, 2000).
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MARDRUS J. C. (traduction de):
Le livre des mille nuits et une nuit.
Paris, Gallimard, Fasquelle, 1955. 3 volumes in-8 de 839-[6]; 867-[6] et 833-[8] pages, cartonnage de l'éditeur relié d'après la maquette de Paul Bonet, chaque volume sous rhodoïd et son étui. Beaux exemplaires.
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: 20258
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MARDUS J. C. (traduction de):
Le livres des mille nuits et une nuits. Traduction littérale et complète du texte arabe.
Paris, Edition de la Revue Blanche, Charpentier & Fasquelle., 1900-1904. 16 volumes in-8, demi-chagrin rouge, dos lisse orné d'une jolie composition florale et filets dorés, tête dorée. Papier légèrement bruni. Jolies reliures qui forment un agréable ensemble.
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: 7208
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Marechaux Pascal
Arabia Felix: Yemen and Its People
New York: Barrons 1980 Large format volume with striking photographs of the people and places of Yemen before the current conflictsTranslated from the French by Jane Brenton. 1st US Edition. Hardcover. As New/As New. Barrons hardcover
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 31622 ISBN : 0812053680 9780812053685
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MARECHAUX (Pascal).
Villages d'Arabie heureuse.
Paris Chêne/Hachette 1979 1 vol. relié in-4 oblong, cartonnage éditeur, jaquette illustrée, non paginé. Premier tirage des 81 photographies en couleurs de l'auteur. Bonne condition.
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 99057
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MARECHAUX (Pascal).
Villages d'Arabie heureuse.
Paris Chêne/Hachette 1979 1 vol. relié in-4 oblong, cartonnage éditeur, jaquette illustrée, non paginé. Premier tirage des 81 photographies en couleurs de l'auteur. Bonne condition.
書籍販売業者の参照番号
: 99057
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